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Nov 24, 2015
What Does Yellow Wristbands Stands For?Raise Awareness With Yellow WristbandsThe seemingly ubiquitous yellow wristband was made famous by Lance Armstrong as a symbol of cancer awareness and a symbol of support for his Lance Armstrong foundation dedicated to the cause. However, yellow wristbands are also used as a show of support for our military and many other causes. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a color is worth even more! The color you choose for your personalized bracelets can mean many things. When it comes to awareness, every color has a special meaning. Yellow bracelets stand for a couple of different causes, and selecting the color yellow can give your message more impact.
Jun 24, 2015
How Wristbands Help Raise Ewing Sarcoma Awareness?Use Custom Wristbands for Ewing Sarcoma AwarenessUse yellow awareness wristbands to support Ewing Sarcoma awareness. Ewing Sarcoma is a heartbreaking disease. As the 2nd most common childhood bone cancer, Ewing Sarcoma is a cancerous tumor that grows in the bones or in the tissue around bones (soft tissue)—often the legs, pelvis, ribs, arms or spine. Like most cancers, Ewing Sarcoma is most successfully treated when found early. Awareness campaigns aim to educate people about the disease as well raise money for better research. Ewing Sarcoma awareness wristbands can help with these efforts. Ewing Sarcoma awareness events often correspond with Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September. The common recognized awareness color for childhood cancers is gold and if you want to support only Ewing Sarcoma go with yellow.  |
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